The firearm marking machine which was donated by the Organisation of American States (OAS) in 2011 is functioning well, according to Crime Chief Seelall Persaud who said that so far there has been no known case where any of the marked guns have been linked to any crime scenes.
Since the US$10,000 Styliner Mark 3 Dot Peen Marking Machine was placed in the hands of the Guyana Police Force no information has been made public about its successes or failures.
Contacted recently, Persaud told Stabroek News that the piece of equipment was currently in use and had even
